George Pickens tried to take a show at the Steelers in a recent interview but he missed the mark and Stephen A. Smith let him ...

ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith didn't hold back on Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens after he called out the ...

First Take' touted a Prescott-to-Pickens bomb as the offense's first play at camp. Problem is, the clip they showed was nearly two years old.

After Dallas Cowboys' receiver George Pickens said he prefers his team over his old one, ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith brazenly jumped in for a history lesson.

— FergSZN (@FergSZN) July 22, 2025 ESPN aired a two-year-old video on Tuesday of Brandin Cooks catching a touchdown at training camp while thinking it was now-Cowboy George Pickens. ESPN ...

I kicked a hornet’s nest with my recent column about former Pittsburgh Steelers receiver George Pickens. Pirates fans have ...

Dallas Cowboys' wide receiver sustained an injury scare during day two of the training camp in Oxnard, California.

While Dallas has yet to hit the field, ESPN aired a video clip of the "first play of camp" that shows "George Pickens" hauling in a deep Dak Prescott pass for a touchdown. There's one problem.

ESPN's 'First Take' was forced to issue an apology during Tuesday's show after airing a clip from Dallas Cowboys training camp that was falsely identified as George Pickens ...

Prescott is sitting out Saturday, as expected, and will be joined on the sidelines by wideouts CeeDee Lamb and George Pickens, plus running back Javonte Williams. With Dak not starting Saturday, ...

Lamb is among the key Dallas players not slated to play in Saturday's preseason opener against the Rams, Todd Archer of ESPN.com reports.

Would a Prescott-to-Pickens bomb on Tuesday's actual first play of 2025's camp be a fantastic leveling up troll job by the Cowboys? Yes. Does ESPN's live-TV goof serve as a good reminder for all ...